Who you can nominate in an SMSF Binding Death Benefit Nomination
When you complete a binding death benefit nomination in your SMSF, you can only nominate certain people under superannuation law. You can nominate your spouse.
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When you complete a binding death benefit nomination in your SMSF, you can only nominate certain people under superannuation law. You can nominate your spouse.
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